Glyphosate I would like a nickel for every story I’ve done on glyphosate. Experts on both sides of the issue. Mothers of America saying that it is nothing less than poison. Lobbyists and national research boards saying it is totally safe. And I’d like a penny for every ad from a lawyers group saying they’d like to represent anyone who has been exposed and is now ill.
And now, recently, litigation around Roundup and glyphosate has been in the news. Darren Wallis, Vice President of North America Communications for Bayer Crop Science, explains what this news means for farmers and the ag community.6-7 LOA Glyphosate
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The company has established a Queensland head office in Buddina and this year will have up to seven drivers servicing the Coast. It was launched in Sydney last March and will this year expand along the eastern coast and to Melbourne and Brisbane. Often tradies run out of a particular tool or supply, or they might be short a bag of cement or some studs, GJ Gardner Homes director Mr Wallis said. Rather send the apprentice to the shop to get it or rely on a store to deliver which could take two days, they can jump on Getter and have it delivered within a few hours.
It s a chronic problem on building sites. Running short of supplies, subbies have to waste time and money driving off to pick them up or twiddle their thumbs as they wait on a late delivery. That s a lot of lost productivity. Industry research shows that tradies make unplanned trips to the hardware store on one in every three jobs, adding about $2bn in extra labour and vehicle costs each year. But a wave of start-ups in Australia are now aiming to address that issue with an express and on-demand service to supply materials that can be accessed via a website or smartphone app.